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ge-bindan.
Dele
II,
and
add:
--
Geband
devinxit.
Wrt.
Voc.
ii.
106,
21.
Gebindende
astringentes,
3,
12.
I.
to
bind
with
a
material
band.
(1)
to
fasten
an
inanimate
object
with
a
band,
clasp,
wrap
round
:--
Gebindan
beám
renum
clammum,
Dan.
519.
Þeóstre
hám
(hell)
gebunden
fæstum
fýrclommum,
Sat.
38.
Wæs
ge-bunden
since
duru
ormte,
Cri.
308.
Bil
wrttum
gebunden,
B.
1531.
Scylð
sceal
gebunden,
Gn.
Ex.
94.
(2)
to
bind
a
person
as
captive
or
prisoner
:--
Gif
man
mannes
esne
gebindeð,
.vi.
sci
.
gebéte,
Ll.
Th.
i.
24,
15.
Hine
man
geband
.
.
.
and
hine
let
ofsleán,
Chr.
1049
;
P.
168,
36.
þone
ealdor
þeóstra
hé
geband.
Bl.
H.
85,
5.
Hí
hine
sendon
on
þæt
carcern,
and
hié
gebunden
his
handa
behindan,
241,
28.
Gif
mon
cierliscne
mon
gebinde
unsynnigne.
Ll.
Th.
i.
84,
2.
Gif
man
æt
unlagum
man
gebinde,
forgilde
be
healfan
were,
408,
19.
Hé
hine
hét
gebindan
and
siþþan
ofsleán,
Bt.
29,
2
;
F.
104,
26.
Hé
þá
gebundenan
of
carcerne
út
áldde,
Bl.
H.
239,
34.
(2
a)
the
object
abstract
:--
Ne
mæg
word
mon
mid
sweorde
ofsleán,
ne
mid
rape
gebindan,
Bt.
13
;
F.
38,
29.
II.
to
bind.
(1)
to
fasten
one
object
to
another
:--
Hát
hine
on
róde
gebindan,
Bl.
H.
189,
34.
hweól
ðe
Ixion
wæs
tó
gebunden,
Bt.
35,
6;
F.
168,
31.
Cweornstán
gebundene
scopulum
(collo)
conexum,
An.
Ox.
4458.
On
ðm
bearwum
sáula
hangodan
be
heora
handum
gebundne,
Bl.
H.
209,
36.
(2)
to
tether
an
animal
:--
Gyt
gemétaþ
eoselan
gebundene,
Bl.
H.
79,
28.
III.
to
bind
a
band
:--
Is
þes
wítes
clom
feste
gebunden,
Sat.
104.
IV.
of
non-material
bands.
(1)
denoting
obligation
:--
Wé
beóð
mid
Gode
suá
micle
suíðor
gebundne
tanto
apud
Dominum
obligatiores
sumus,
Past.
117,
23.
(2)
denoting
union,
connexion
:--
Fæste
gebunden
gesiblíce
sófte
togædere,
Met.
20,
67.
Word
óðer
fand
sóðe
gebunden
one
word
followed
the
other
without
interruption,
B.
871.
(3)
denoting
restraint,
hindrance
:--
Seó
orsorge
wyrd
gebint
lc
bára
móda
þe
hire
brýcþ,
Bt.
20;
F.
70,
36.
Hine
gebindaþ
þá
wón
wilnunga
mid
heora
racentum,
16,
3
;
F.
56,
17.
Ðú
gebunde
fýr
mid
racentum,
33,
4;
F.
130,
31.
Se
heáhengel
mid
þre
swígunge
fæstnunga
geband
þone
fæder,
Bl.
H.
167,
11.
Ðone
sunu
mid
wyriungum
gebindan,
Hml.
Th.
ii.
30,
6.
Ðæt
mód
bið
gebunden
mid
gedréfednesse,
Bt.
6;
F.
16,
2.
Eldo
gebunden,
B.
2111.
Wanhále,
witum
gebundene,
An.
580.
(3
a)
hindrance
from
a
physical
cause
:--
His
wíf
mid
bearne
swrlíce
gebunden
gð,
Hml.
Th.
ii.
324,
21.
(3
b)
where
the
restraint
is
pleasant,
to
captivate
:--
Hæfde
hé
me
gebunden
mid
þre
wynsumnesse
his
sanges,
Bt.
22,
1;
F.
76,
6.
(4)
denoting
ensnaring
(?)
:--
Arues
wénde
hé
his
ríce
gemiclian
sceolde,
þá
hé
his
dohtor
Philippuse
sealde.
Ac
hé
(Philip)
hiene
on
ðre
wénunge
geband
(got
him
in
his
toils
thanks
to
this
expectation),
and
him
ðæt
án
genam
þæt
hé
self
haefde
Aruba,
cum
per
hoc
quod
societatem
Macedonian
adfinitate
regis
paciscebatur,
imperium
suum
se
dilataturum
putaret,
per
hoc
deceptus
amisit,
Ors.
3,
7
;
112,
12.
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ge-sibness. For Lye substitute :-- Gesibnesse adfinitate, Wrt. Voc. ii. 4. 53-
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